Conventional wisdom says that we should all be getting our hair cut every six to eight weeks to keep our ends healthy and our style intact. However, there are a few factors this “rule” doesn’t take ...

How often you should get your hair trimmed can depend on both your hair type and the amount of wear and tear your hair goes through. Emma Fitzgerald, owner of Salon Très in Joliet, Illinois, told ...

Whether your dream is to grow long, lower-back-grazing hair or just maintain the health of your existing style, knowing how often you should get a haircut is vital. Like a trip to the dentist for a ...

For the past five years, a woman (read: angel) named Germaine has been cutting my hair. I booked an appointment with her after my former hair stylist moved away, and we talked for a least 30 minutes ...

I recently went to a new salon for a haircut and felt a little anxious. I didn't know my stylist, but the bigger problem was that I didn't know exactly what I was asking for. I didn't have time to ...

Five states in the U.S. have already reopened hair salons, some with restrictions and guidelines in place. Hair appointments are generally still a no-go in most places, as being in close contact with ...

If you experience bumps on your head and neck after getting a haircut, you might automatically assume you’re dealing with ingrown hairs or razor burn. While these are both possibilities, there are ...

Visiting a professional for a new haircut should be a relaxing, enjoyable experience, but sometimes not knowing proper salon etiquette can get in the way of that. If you've found yourself wondering, ...

You know the great thing about hair? It grows. So if you cut it or dye it or get a hairstyle you don’t like, it will grow out, and you can change it up again. Imagine being married and deciding to get ...